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New video in France reveals Paris Saint-Germain star chanting "Chinese shit" at Marseille's Japanese defender, the green Sakai • Will the disciplinary tribunal expel the Brazilian a second time and for the same violent incident?

• Neymar confronts Alvaro Gonzalez.

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Is Neymar going to spend the next two months in the stands?

In France this morning (Wednesday) revealed more key moments from the end of the game in question between the champion and Marseille (0: 1) about two weeks ago during which no less than five players were sent off.

This time, it's a video in which the Brazilian star of Paris Saint-Germain is seen cursing and shouting "Chinese shit" several times at the Japanese defender (to Neymar it doesn't really matter) of the opponent, the green Sakai.

EXCLUSIVE @ElLarguero @La_SER

access to video demonstrating that Neymar insulted Hiroki Sakai at PSG - Marsella Olympics on September 13th

Neymar called "murder world" in Sakai and dijo also "puta league" https: //. co / gkkkUhvp3X pic.twitter.com/p2uCSnmOBg

- El Larguero (@ellarguero) September 29, 2020

It should be noted that the video was released a day before the convening of the disciplinary committee of the French association, which is supposed to impose additional punishments on the heroes of the brawl.

If the disciplinary tribunal does accept the video as evidence, Neymar is expected to face a heavy penalty of exclusion from eight to ten more games.

As you may recall, Neymar, who received a red card after the intervention of the VAR system due to a blow to the head of Alvaro Gonzalez, claimed that the latter called him a "monkey", but that did not really stop the association from keeping the Brazilian away for two games.

Those who still received penalties after the violent incident are Leandro Pardes, who was suspended for two more games.

Leibniz Kurzawa, who suffered a six-match penalty away and Angel Di Maria who is expected to sit out four games due to a spit on one of the Marseille players.

At Paris' unloved opponent, Jordan Amabi was sent off for three games.